Spinal Injury Sangh Nepal (SISN), is a registered non-profit organisation that seeks to roll back, as far as possible, the despair that burdens victims of spinal injury and their families. Its inception stems from the visionary idea of Kanak Mani Dixit, the founder, who himself overcame a broken back sustained in a trekking accident in August 2000. Representing a diverse array of prominent and socially conscious individuals from Nepal, the founding members of SISN collectively strive to mitigate the challenges faced by those affected by spinal injuries and other neurological disorders. Currently, SISN manages two impactful projects aimed at enhancing the lives of individuals impacted by spinal injuries and other neurological disorders.
To enable people with a spinal cord injury (SCI) and neurological problems to realize their...
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To become a nationally and regionally recognized center of excellence in neuro-rehabilitation and comprehensive spinal...
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Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Centre (SIRC) plays a critical role in...
SCI
TBI & Stroke
Employment Orientation
Sewing & Embroidery
Advance Sewing
Pickle training
Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Centre is a 51 bedded nonprofit and a charitable rehabilitation centre registered with the Ministry of Health.
View AllSpinal Injury Rehabilitation Centre is a 51 bedded nonprofit and a charitable rehabilitation centre registered with the Ministry of Health. SIRC was established in 2002, with the aim of rehabilitating the spinally injured people of Nepal, as a first project by Spinal Injury Sangha Nepal. It was inaugurated by the late Sir Edmund Hillary on 7 April 2002 in a converted children’s hospital at Jorpati, Kathmandu.
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